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You can find the same system with different branding from various suppliers. Circupool offers the Universal series and InyoPools has the Purline series. Since the pandemic, the availability of these systems has been erratic...

I now can log into the site without having to lie about what operating system I am using. It's the only platform that I can't run PoolMath on.

Same step up here, same problem with Cloudflare. A least I don't have to click on all the images with traffic lights anymore. Cloudflare doesn't seem to trust us Linux users. Using the User Agent Switcher and Manager extension set to Firefox / Windows 10 seems to eliminate the need to prove...

The Core only has four power settings, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%, so you are going to have to adjust both run time and power level to dial it in. That would be a deal breaker for me.

I always wondered about the 180-minute cycle times until I found this thread from 2007 which had this explanation for long cycle times. Regarding your other comments; Changing the power level from 60% to 70% over 8 hours will only increase FC by 0.5 ppm, so I doubt you would notice the...

Did you read the manuals? Yes, the Universal has a salt reading. The last three years of the RJ's limited warranty isn't something I would use to make a purchasing decision.

Before you pull the trigger on the SWG, you might want to consider the Inyopool Crystal Pure SWGs. They have a 60K option that is in line with your opening posts budget. The earlier reference comparison chart does have some good information, but there are a couple of things that should be...

Model Size lbs/day Cell Life total Capacity (lbs) Price (USD) $/lbs RJ-60 60K 3.1 10000 1,292 $1,693 $1.31 PL7703 60k 3.18 7000 928 $1,100 $1.19

Yes, there are. Check for PL 7713.

I going into my fourth season with PL7703 and would buy again in a hart beat. Yes, you can set the power in 1% increments. One thing you forgot to compare is the cost per lbs of chlorine gas based on the total capacity of each cell. Note that this includes the cost of the controller/power...

Maybe this Intex Air Jet Valve leaking when pump is not running and this 12363, Air Jet Valve

When it is not in Boost mode, what output level is it set at?

Try switching around the two plugs to the pump. I'm guessing here but maybe the port you connected the Liquidator to doesn't pull a low enough vacuum.

Give INYO Pools a call.

Inyo has a generic (Pureline) for $500, Pureline Replacement T-15 Cell for AquaRite (2 Year Warranty) - PL7106 - INYOPools.com

No, I don't think you are wrong. The other day I did some calculations using the info that you included in your first post and came out with about 5500 hrs

If there is another breaker available then yes use one for the motor and the second for the SWG. No connnection to Pin 5. It's the normally closed pin. Even better, now you can shut off the power to the SWG without affecting the motor.

FYI, See this ==> current sensing relay help

Ok, here's how to wire your CSR. The diagram only shows one pass-through of the L1 line through the current sensing coil, but you are going to want to loop it through at least four times. With four loops, the current sense range is reduced to 0.5 to 5 amps. With a variable speed pump, you...

Take a look at INYOPools Pureline Crystal Pure Salt Systems. As for warrantees, make sure you check out the details in the user manuals.

How much production run time is on it? The cell is rated for 7000 hr. I also have a Purline 60K system that I bought in February 2019. I run mine for 15 hours at 40% and it keeps my 30k pool CL right where I target it. My cya is usually between 60 and 80. The cell has somewhere between...

@JT2700 was setting up a CSR using the same device. Here is the thread Salt Water Chlorine Generators (SWG). I never heard if it got wired and working, but if he doesn't reply here, I'll try to draw something up this weekend.

Try using a 10ml sample. Lots of people, including me, mistakenly use 25 ml samples the first time they do the test. The directions are easily misread.

The display readout is what the controller is seeing. Maybe this Salt Water Chlorine Generators (SWG)

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Are those bubbles between the plates of the RJ60?